Katy Fulfer

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Archives for April 2021

April 21, 2021 by Katy

World-building through stories

Once upon a time in book club . . .   I was surprised when a person in my book club expressed an anti-feminist sentiment. I had forgotten that this person had problems with (or, perhaps more charitably, misconceptions about) feminist politics.   Imagine that the person in my book club habitually, rather than infrequently, expresses views that I interpret as anti-feminist. If it were not for book club, I likely would not choose to spend time with them. That’s not how I want to spend my down … [Read more...]

Filed Under: At Home with Arendt Tagged With: community, Episcopal Bishop the Most Rev. Michael Curry, Hannah Arendt, Hilde Lindemann, public dialogue, public scholarship, relational ethics, Rita Gardiner, Russell Moore, stories

April 7, 2021 by Janet

Running with Arendt

My name is Janet. I’m an Applied Philosophy PhD student at the University of Waterloo. I’m an advocate for people with addiction. And I’m a runner. Running doesn’t quite fit in with the other descriptors. When I meet new people, I get asked about what I do, where I’m from, or what I hope to do after I graduate. Running, by comparison, is something I only talk about with people who know me more personally. Friends and family are the only ones that know, for example, that I got ‘serious’ about … [Read more...]

Filed Under: At Home with Arendt Tagged With: action, community, Fiona Oakes, Hannah Arendt, Indigenous, labor, Native Women Running, political, running, vegan, Verna Volker

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